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Versions - Different performances of the song by the same artist

Compilations - Other albums which feature this performance of the song

Covers - Performances of a song with the same name by different artists

Song Title	Versions	Compilations	Covers
intro/talking
Creature Comforted
Heavy Metal Bakesale
Hey, Rita
All the Kids Are Right
Fritz's Corner
All Right (Oh Yeah)
High Fiving MF
Manifest Density Pt. 1
Back in the Day
Toxic (Britney Spears)
Lovey Dovey
Eddie Vedder
California Songs
What Would You Have Me Do?
encore/talking
Breed (Nirvana)
Bound for the Floor
That's What They All Say

Notes

Local H
June 1, 2005.
The Earl - Atlanta, GA.

Taper: Sydney Alamy
Location: front row, stage left - in front of Scott
Source: audience
Conversion: Sydney Alamy
Equipment: Sound Professionals Standard Binaurals (SP-BMC-3)
-> Sound Professionals Slimline Battery Module (SP-SPSB-1) (bass roll-off @ 107Hz)
-> Creative Nomad Jukebox 3 (Line-in -> 48kHz WAV)
-> firewire
-> Cool Edit Pro 2.0 (EQ, normalization, etc)

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Disc One: (79:54)

01. intro/talking 0:42
02. Creature Comforted 3:52
03. Heavy Metal Bakesale 2:36
04. Hey, Rita 6:06
05. All the Kids Are Right 3:35
06. Fritz's Corner 3:28
07. All Right (Oh Yeah) 3:31
08. High Fiving MF 9:43
09. Manifest Density Pt. 1 0:47
10. Back in the Day 3:35
11. Toxic (Britney Spears) 3:18
12. Lovey Dovey 5:15
13. Eddie Vedder 3:19
14. California Songs 4:45
15. What Would You Have Me Do? 6:26
16. encore/talking 1:19
17. Breed (Nirvana) 2:38
18. Bound for the Floor 4:02
19. That's What They All Say 10:57

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Notes:

My emphasis on recording at this show was video, so I was too close to the stage to get the best
possible audio. The vocals and kick drum are both pretty low, but I think it sounds pretty good
anyway. In order to get the show below 80 minutes, I trimmed out some of the crowd noise during
the encore break as well as some of the guitar feedback at the end. The crowd noise is obviously
nothing important, and the feedback was from while Scott was making his way back to the merch
table and his guitar was left on stage, so you're missing absolutely nothing.

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